Bumbleride Indie Twin Stroller Review – Neighborhood Walks

I’m back with another edition of our experiences withe the Bumbleride Indie Twin Stroller. It’s my personal mission to spend the entire summer learning the ins and outs, benefits, and areas for improvement. This week, our “3 Kids and Us Testing” took us to the streets of our neighborhood.

Kid Tested

We’ve had a run in on bad luck with spring weather so far this year with a lot of rain, a lot of wind, and even a little bit of snow. But all of that couldn’t stop us from getting outside the one day last week we saw some sunshine and temperatures warm enough to bring our infant outside. We bundled up our 5 week old and 22 month old while our oldest took off on his bike for a bit.

After pulling the stroller out of the van we got each child snuggled into their individual seat and buckled. One of the things we enjoy with this stroller is the ability to adjust the individual seats. Emma was able to lay down comfortably and snooze the ride away, while our older girl, Kaydence, sat up and took in the scenery.

We spent a good 30 minutes cruising the flat the pavement of our neighborhood taking turns with the pushing, and even walking side by side to push together. Who would have thought a stroller could add a little snuggle time for mom and dad too. Twenty minutes into the cruise, Kaydence decided it was her turn to push the stroller and thanks to the adjustable handle bar, we could lower it enough for her to reach and have a little walk time as well. With the stroller weighing in at 34lbs plus the 9lbs of our infant, I was impressed with how easily our 32lb toddler could casually push the stroller with guidance from my husband and I.

Mom and Dad Approved

We spent the entire walk with the front wheels in the 360 degree swivel position to easily navigate the twists and turns of our neighborhood streets. Even though my husband won’t admit it, he got a kick out testing this feature by doing some donuts in our cul-de-sac.

You may have also noticed our little Emmaleigh was not in a car seat. For those of you that live in a high traffic area and want the safety of using your carseat or prefer to have your infant facing you for the ride, you can purchase an optional adapter bar that is compatible with the following popular infant seats:

Graco Snugride
Graco Snugride 32
Graco Safeseat
Chicco Keyfit
Chicco Keyfit 30
Peg Perego Primo Viaggio SIP
Maxi Cosi Mico

Dad Improvements

When it comes to navigating the streets of our neighborhood, I have no complaints, but my husband on the other hand had one small issue. We often like to go on walks as a family and as mentioned in the review of the Bumbleride Indie Twin features and accessories, there’s a handy cup holder perfect for sliding in a bottle of water. Unfortunately, my husband and I do not drink after each other so that left us one cup holder short. We’d love to see an additional spot added to the left side of the stroller so it will accommodate drinks for mom and dad.

More Information

Buy It

Available in 5 stylish colors, the Bumbleride Indie Twin Stroller is $659.99

Win It

Until the end of April, you’ve got dozens of opportunities to win the Bumbleride Indie Twin Stroller seen here. We’re giving away the Indie Twin to one lucky family, so be sure to enter, spread the word, and by this time next month you could be cruising around your own neighborhood with your young children.

FTC Compliant Review Policy: The product(s) featured in this review were provided free of cost to me by the manufacturer or representing PR agency for the sole purpose of product testing. Opinions expressed are my own and are NOT influenced by monetary compensation.